Basic concepts:

Military action, at ease, means that on the basis of standing at attention, the left foot protrudes about two-thirds of the whole foot along the toe direction, the legs are naturally straight, the upper body remains at attention, and most of the body's center of gravity falls on the right foot. When holding a gun (barrel, cannon), the carrying mode remains the same, and other actions are the same as unarmed. If you feel at ease for too long, you can change your feet yourself.

Being at ease is usually an adjustment after the completion of a subject. When you are "comfortable" in military subjects, you should first look at the direction of the striker and then make yourself comfortable. Action should be quick, accurate and coordinated! Freedom is also often used for teasing in daily life. For example, if you want to tell someone to shut up, you can jokingly say "Don't worry".

Introduction to military training;

Military training is conducted in China according to the National Defense Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Education Law of the People's Republic of China, the Military Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the National Defense Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Decision of the Central Committee of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Reform of the Education System.

Military training is the basic form for students to receive national defense education, an important measure to cultivate "four haves" talents, and an extremely effective means to train and reserve reserve military reserve soldiers and reserve officers and strengthen national defense forces.

The purpose of military training is to improve students' political consciousness, stimulate patriotic enthusiasm, carry forward the spirit of revolutionary heroism, cultivate the spirit of perseverance and hard struggle, enhance the concept of national defense and organizational discipline, develop a good style of study and life, and master basic military knowledge and skills.

Training programs include imparting military knowledge and skills and cultivating good virtues and living habits. The former includes disciplines and technical disciplines. Subjects include infantry code, field service, shooting instruction, air defense knowledge, chariot knowledge, health first aid and so on. There are unarmed instructors, firearms instructors, surveying and mapping implementation, ammunition shooting, night exercises and so on.